real-brisker-
No, that is not what I am saying, and thank you AOM.
I don’t wear jeans because it is not in accordance with the dress code of the yeshiva. The dress code is to dress formally, i.e. white button down shirt and dress pants, and jeans do not currently fit that category at this place and time. When I am on vacation I do not dress this way specifically, because all it is is a dress code for my yeshiva. This past summer I walked around one day with plaid shorts, a T shirt, and flip flops, and another day with my white shirt and dress pants, because aside from the dress code issue I have nothing against wearing whatever I want. Would you understand what I am saying better if I would say I don’t wear jeans because I am a police officer and it is against protocol? You seem to be stuck on making me out to be a two faced hypocrite. Maybe you’ve had experiences with such people, but that isn’t a reason to assume everyone is like that.